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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1911
Page
7
Brief notices announce stallion pedigrees and registrations at Kansas State Agricultural College Manhattan. Includes details for Kentucky Colonel and Burton Kentucky Colonel with owners, stock marks, registrations, and examinations of soundness.
A barter offer from a broker seeks to trade or sell property including farms houses and business holdings. Readers are invited to contact in the evening at 639 Mass Street Hamlin’s Drug Store for quick results and to discuss trading or renting property with the client.
A Kansas State Agricultural College issued certification confirms Alcantara, a pure bred stallion owned by Chas Sutton of Lawrence, has a valid pedigree in the American Trotting Register. Registrations detail sire Alcantara, dam Piedmont line, color chestnut, trained and examined sound with registry numbers and dates in 1910 to 1911.
Fast Express records show lineage to Express through dam Nora and dam of Express Ve dam of Express, with 2:13 and 2:12 times for related lines. Sire connections include Bert LGG and Arab Charger progeny. owner M. D. Connule lists breeding plans for 1911 at Connell West and Veljet Money.
A 1910 certificate list from Kansas State Board of Live Stock Registry backs Petrie of Lawrence in breeding Percheron stock. It details Saint Aignan 27102 and Cassius 47002 stallions, their lineage, weights, colors, and terms for insured service to mares, with multiple prices and conditions.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a farm two miles west of Lawrence and a place called Stanley Farm. The text is garbled and lacks clear actions, dates, or names beyond farm references. Overall, the item reads as an unreadable extract with no verifiable events or outcomes.
Certification from Kansas State Agricultural College approving the pedigree of NOVAR 26434, stallion owned by W. J. Harris of Lawrence. Breeding: sire Norval ta Dowers by Onward T4sh, brown color, foaled date unspecified. Service terms list $15 for a living colt, with references to Funston and notes on fees and discounts. Located near Manhattan, Kansas. Authority: Dean of Agriculture Ed. ii. Wrestler. March 1920.
Kansas State Agricultural College records certify HAUDRY 18936 74836 owned by G W Husted of Lawrence as purebred with sire Dagada and dam Oltaique foaled March 20 1907 black with small star. Statement notes soundness and ownership details with breeding terms and insured colt options.
An advertisement lists stallions including Hershon Pontailier and Tennessee Jack with breeding claims, prices, and terms. It notes examinations for soundness by Kansas State Agricultural College and mentions stud book registrations and warnings about payment, insurance, and Sunday prohibition. George A. Dews signs as registrar.
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